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Quiplash
Jackbox Games, the developers of last year’s popular Jackbox Party Pack set of party games, has announced a new game called Quiplash.
The concept behind Quiplash is simple: two players answer a question, and the rest of the party proceeds to vote on which answer they like best. It’s a little more than just another addition to Jackbox Games’ growing list of party games, however.
Fibbage and Drawful ended up being popular among Twitch streamers for their ability to create interactive streams, and Jackbox Games plans to better support that segment of their community via Quiplash.
Jackbox Games is expecting a quick turn around on Quiplash, aiming to have it released on Xbox One, PS4, PS3, and PC early this summer if the Kickstarter is successful.
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